Lothar Belger

Title: Lothar Belger and a Multi-Purpose Lighting System

Introduction

Lothar Belger is an inventor associated with Munich, Germany, and Siemens Aktiengesellschaft. His recorded patent describes a lighting system designed for applications such as airports, roads, warning lights, illuminated signs, and signals.

Latest Patents

Belger’s listed patent is “Multi-purpose lighting system for airports, roads or the like.” It presents a system for monitoring and controlling individual light sources or groups of sources. Each lighting unit is associated with a transceiver containing a microcontroller, connected through a power supply line and router to a central station.

The central station sends control commands, while decentralized control devices manage application-specific functions such as switching, monitoring, and adjustment. The design also describes a transceiver module mounted on a sickle-shaped printed circuit board beside the lighting unit. Belger is credited with 1 patent in the supplied information.

Career Highlights

The available information connects Belger’s patent work with Siemens Aktiengesellschaft and highlights his contribution to lighting-system control and monitoring. The patent focuses on coordinating larger installations while enabling individual control of their light sources.

Collaborations

Helmut Schmidt is identified as Belger’s coworker in the supplied information. No further details about their collaboration are provided.

Conclusion

Lothar Belger’s recorded invention combines centralized commands with decentralized control to support the operation of versatile lighting systems.